Open Class
6. Chrysanthemum (3 stems)
a. annual
b. perennial
7. Columbine
8. Cosmos - any color
9. Cockscomb or Celosia
a. plume type
b. crested
10. Cushion mums, 3 stems
11. Dahlia
a. common or ball
b. pompom
c. seed
d. giant
12. Carnations
13. Daisies
14. Delphinium (1 stalk)
15. False dragonhead
16. Gaillardia
a. annual
b. perennial
17. Gladiolus (1 stem)
18. Golden Glow
19. Hemerocallis (day-lily) (3 or
more blossoms)
20. Hydrangea (3 stems)
21. Lilies, any type (1 bloom)
22. Larkspur
23. Marigold
a. large
b. small
24. Nasturtiums
25. Pansies
26. Petunias
a. single
b. double
c. ruffled
27. Pinks
23. Phlox
a. annual
b. perennial
29. Roses
a. Hybrid Tea (1 stem)
b. Grandiflora (1 stem)
c. Climbing (1 stem)
d. Floribunda (1 stem)
e. Polyanthus (1 stem)
30. Salvia
31. Straw flower
32. Tithonia
33. Tuberose (1 stem)
34. Tuberous Begonia (3 blooms)
35. Verbena
a. annual
b. perennial
36. Zinnias
a. large
b. small
37. Flowering tree, shrub or vine,
(one not over 24 in. long)
38. Any other not listed
37. House Plants
a. Best blooming plant
b. Best foliage vine
c. Best foliage plant
d. Best cactus or succulent
e. Most unusual house plant
38. Best collection named wild
flowers
Compositions or arrange
ments, (accessories permitted)
1. Depicting a windy day in the
sand hills.
2. Gladiolus line arrangement
3. Arrangement of vegetables
and vegetable foliage
4. Arrg. using kitchen container
6. Beginners luck (arrg. for first
5. Twin arrg.
time exhibitor)
7. Small arrg. (4 to 8 in)
8. White house niche (not over
3 in.)
9. Early American home
10. Depicting a song (name it)
11. Arrg of materials commonly
called weeds.
12. Arrg. of all dried materials
13. Black and White arrg. some
green foliage permitted
14. Holiday arrg.
15. Arrg. for brides table
16. Featuring • rocks, driftwood
and, or sea shells.
17. Anything goes, by man or boy.
18. Sweet girl graduate by teen
age girl.
19. All foliage arrg.
20. Tints and shades of red or
yellow
21. Golden wedding table arrg.
22. Roses in a silver container
23. Corsage of flowers from your
garden
a. for evening or dinner
dress
b. for coat or suit
24. Most unusual arrg.
25. Using native wild flowers and
foliage
26. Church arrg.
27. Arrg using gourds with other
material
28. Arrg. in a figurine
29. Arrg. featuring begonias.
Junior Division
By boy or girl 12 and under
1. Arrg. in a toy
2. Arrg. for teachers desk
3. Flowers in a May basket
4. An animal made out of vege
tables.
5. Collection of named wild
flowers
Cut flowers
1. 3 Zinnias
2. 3 Marigolds
3. 3 stems petunias
4. 3 Pansies, buds permitted
5. any other
Educational and Conservation
exhibits welcomed.
MRS. PAUL ROTH, Supt.
PANTRY STORES
All exhibits must be entered
and in place by 5:00 p.m., Mon
day, August 14, 1961. Money will
be awarded only on items in the
FOR THE
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premium list. Prizes as shown
above each class unless other
wise indicated.
CLASS N
Breads
First prize 65c; second, 35c
White Bread
Biscuits, baking powder, six
Corn Bread, pan
Fruit Bread, loaf
Yeast Bread
First prize 65c; second, 35c
Buns, six
Cinnamon Roll, six
Graham or Whole Wheat, loaf
Rye, loaf
Cake
First prize $1.00; second, 50c
Angel Food
Chiffon
Jelly Roll
Sponge
Chocolate or Devil’s Food
Burnt Sugar
Fruit Cake, Apple Sauce,
Pineapple, etc
Spice
White
Cookies
First prize 50c; second, 35c
Butterscotch, six
Chocolate Chip, six
Fruit, six
Nut, six
Doughnuts, cake, six
Pies
First prize 65c; second, 35c
Apple
Berry
Cherry
Mince
Miscellaneous
First prize 50c; second, 35c
Home Made Soap,
Cooked
Home Made Soap, stir
Cottage Cheese
^Largest and most attractive
display of honey
*First prize $1.00; second, 50c
CLASS O
All canned fruit, vegetables,
meats and pickles must be in reg
ular pint or quart jars.
First prize 50c; second, 35c
Apples
Apricots
Bing Cherries
Cherries
Gooseberries
Grapes
Huckleberries
Peaches
Mulberries
Pears
Plums, tame
Plums, Wild
Prunes, Italian
Rhubarb
Sandcherries
Strawberries
Vegetables
First prize 50c; second, 35c
Asparagus
Beets
Beans, lima
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Beans, shelled
Beans, string
Carrots
Corn
Greens
Hominy
Peppers
Pumpkin
Sandwich Spread
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Tomatoes
Vegetable Mix:
Tomato Juice
Peas
Meats
First prize 50c; second, 35c
Beef
Chicken
Fish
Hamburger
Sausage
Steak
Pickles
First prize 50c; second, 25c
Bean
Beet
Beet Salad or Relish
Carrot
Catsup
Chili 9auce
Corn Salad or Relish
Crab Apple
Dill, Cucumber
Mixed
Mustard
Onion
Peach
Peppers
Pepper Relish
Sliced Cucumber
-Sour Cucumber
Sweet Cucumber
Tomato
Watermelon
Jellies
First prize 50c; second, 25c
Apple
Cherry
Choke Cherry
Currant
Gooseberry
Grape, tame
Grape, wild
Peach
Plum
Raspberry
Jam or Butter
First prize 50c; second, 25c
Apple Butter
Pear Butter
Peach Butter
Plum Butter
Blackberry Jam
Choke Cherry Jam
Currant Jam
Grape Jam
Rhubarb Jam
Strawberry Jam
Preserves
First prize 50c; second, 35c
Cherry
Garden Huckleberry
Mulberry
Plum
Strawberry
Tomato
Watermelon
NEEDLE ART
Mrs. Esther Wood, Supt.
All exhibits must be entered
and in place by 5 p.m., Monday,
August 14, 1961. Money will be
awarded only on items in the
premium list. Prizes as shown
above each class unless other
wise indicated.
CLASS P
Articles in this department in
order to command premiums,
must have been made by the ex
hibitor within the past two years.
All work must be completed. No
article can compete for more
than one premium. Only one en
try can be made for each pre
mium.
All Crocheting
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SHORTHORNS
"The Gaining Breed"
FIRST ANNUAL SALE - OCT. 12
O'Neill, Nebraska
Get both quality and rapid gains with easy
handling Shorthorns. For Club Work, Com
mercial Production, Purebred Project or Cross
Breeding Shorthorns will meet all require
ments. Continued importation of top indivi
duals from Scotland and England has assured
increasing quality and sufficient bloodlines to
avoid genetic problems.
NORTH CENTRAL
SHORTHORN ASSN.